Script with Snap-in?

[boeleke]

Hi there!
I need to run a script on the first startup.
SetupComplete.cmd is not possible because we are not goind to do a sysprep on this one.

Is it possible to send a script with snapins? If you use snapins , do you need to login with a user?

I don’t think my snapins are working. I use my storage on the QNAP – i can upload the snapin but i think i miss some invisble files there so that it works? Can someone help :)?

[Wayne Workman]

Yes you can run a script with snapins.

All snapins run as the SYSTEM user, and cannot have any output. Snapins do not need anyone logged in.

run with: c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe

file: your script.

[boeleke]

@Wayne-Workman

Hii!
This are my settings.
I have no extra files in that directory /opt/ for snapins. Is this going to work?
What does this file need to be? Just a bat or a text file?

[Wayne Workman]

@boeleke A batch file needs to have a .bat extension. You upload it via the snapin editing area. It should show up in snapins after the snapin has been created.

[boeleke]

@Wayne-Workman

yes i know , but in the standard Snapin Area there are in the directory SSL these 3 files :

CA (directory with files) , fog.csr , .srvprivate.key

Do i need this also on the QNAP for snapins to work?

[Wayne Workman]

@boeleke Those are the fog server’s CA and private certificate for your specific server. They must remain in place for anything concerning the fog client to work. You should not bother them to create a snapin.